Sentence examples for introduced in an effort from inspiring English sources

Early-retirement programmes were introduced in an effort to clear space in the labour market for younger workers.

My bill to extend the term for county legislators from two to four years was likewise introduced in an effort to improve the political process in Suffolk County.

I've seen parades of initiatives since 1983, when Proposition 48 was introduced in an effort to set academic requirements for incoming freshmen.

A bill co-sponsored by State Senate President Richard J. Codey, who issued an order for the association to carry out testing during his term as governor, was introduced in an effort to toughen the state's stance against steroids.

Mr Urmson notes another precedent: the 1929 Warsaw Convention limiting airlines' liability to passengers in the event of loss and injury, which was introduced in an effort to give air travel a lift.

A Cobra emergency committee meeting on the crisis was held on Monday, and a number of measures, including new fencing and additional guards, have been introduced in an effort to quell the problem.

Toxic gases asphyxiating, lachrymatory, and vesicant were introduced in a vain effort to break the dominance of the defense, which was so overpowering that for more than two years the opposing lines varied less than 10 miles in either direction.

The new scheme is a modified version of the additive, stiff scheme introduced in a previous effort by H. N. Najm, P. S. Wyckoff, and O. M. Knio (1998, J. Comput. Phys.143, 381).

Others were introduced deliberately, in an effort to make New Zealand feel more like home.

YouTube and Facebook have also introduced livestreaming, in an effort to capture this growing audience.

The government says it wants to wait until it has seen more evidence from Australia, where plain packets were introduced in December last year in an effort to cut smoking.